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Martinsville
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Agenda Martinsville: A new crop of councilors to be sworn in
Julian Mei, a local Realtor, and lifelong resident Rayshaun Gravely will be sworn in as city council members.
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Agenda Martinsville: Building a comprehensive plan
Events could happen as early as January, looking for citizen input.
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Agenda Martinsville: City to talk Uptown District traffic
Slowing down cars helps make the streets more pedestrian friendly. But how do you slow down the cars?
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Agenda Martinsville: Health transportation, flooding among topics to be discussed Tuesday
City councilors will consider changes to Martinsville’s non-emergency transport service during their 5 p.m. work session on Tuesday. The meeting will be held in Room 208 at the Church Street Municipal Building. Councilors will consider requests to expand the service from its current schedule of 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Monday-Friday. The request calls […]
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Martinsville police roll out gunshot detection devices on a street near you
The gunshot detection system is the most recent addition to Martinsville’s Police Department since they committed to exploring new technologies to streamline their work.
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Martinsville school uses spirited competition to encourage attendance
It’s part of an effort to get kids excited to come to school each day as, across the state, schools try to re-engage families and increase attendance post-pandemic.
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Warming center’s ready for Martinsville, Henry County. The weather’s not.
This year the center will create more access to services from other agencies.
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Did Martinsville become the final resting place for a vampire killing kit?
One vampire hunting kit, never used: A European vampire hunting kit in America? Or a 20th-century version of a 19th-century object that never existed?
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Agenda Henry County: Honoring a decade of disability awareness efforts
Acknowledgment during the regular board of supervisors session will celebrate opened doors and reduced barriers based on the efforts of the Disability Rights and Resource Center.
